Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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ludy Briskorn's South Pacific dance accompanied by Dick Danhof's combo climaxed the annual talent show. Mcike the Hours Seem Short Here are Muskegonites putting their hearts into an act, a role they bring to life seeking the pleasure of self-satisfaction and the applause. Striving for perfection, working to please and entertain. play, TattIetale. This well-portrayed comedy was a hit with all Muskegonites. Will the next act please line up? Quiet backstage! The tension mounts as Mistress of Ceremonies, Pauline Chonis, prepares to announce the next group of performers at Muskegon's Variety Show. Everyone exhibits last minute stage fright before going on to perform for their waiting public. . f :IK ,V ,f va I9

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1 za! Bon Voyagel These were the gay cries of Lana Kay Broutman, Lorrie Leutcher, Karen Besing, Roxi Pierce, and Pauline Chonis as they bid farewell to their pals Andrea Bovitch and Sally Wickerink. These two girls became involved in many adventures during their trip to Europe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Saki Takahashi, our A.F.S. student from lapan, expresses concern as Sandy Collier deftly converts him into a French hotel manager for his role in the Masque production Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Saki was bothered by the thought that his moustache might be crooked. Pleasure and Action Lights, curtain, action. The hard work, the time and trouble that goes into putting on a good show is rewarded in the applause of the audience. It's their way of showing gratitude for a painstaking performance. Carol TenBrink, Ken Anderson and judy Benham are seen here as they appeared during dress rehearsal for last years' senior

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By day our campus is a bustling center of activity. lt rings with the shrill echo of the bell and the murmur of conversation as students pass from room to roomg then the quiet settles over our grounds as classes are resumed. When the last bell tells us that the day is done, the build- ings are quickly deserted. Behind every achievement there are people working to make it a success. When the junior and senior classes last year put on the june prom, Sayonnara, there were many people working, especially the underclassmen. An oriental setting was used complete with pools and bridges. 9-W-+4...... And So the Graduation is the keynote to one's future. Today's graduates are the very foundation of our country. In the future, the graduates are the leaders. Getting a good start is the first step to success. At M.H.S. we stress building up that foundation, developing the minds and person- alities of these people. The climax to that build- ing is graduation. Graduation is the beginning and the end, it is the end of high school, for some it is the very end of their youth. From graduation many progress swiftly through college and into their position as adults in this worldg some are slower, but nevertheless start on their way and become adults. Graduation will be repeated often throughout their lives as they begin and achieve bigger and better things. But their grad- uation from M.H.S. shall never be forgotten nor duplicated.